The New York Times is trying out a new way to get more readers to pay for a NYT Cooking subscription: texting emojis for free recipes. https://t.co/QAwKKDRlJI
Who doesn't love a taste test?
@nytimes talks to @spguaglione about their exciting NYT Cooking campaign to engage audiences with Subtext.
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See how Tony Guzman and @washingtonpost have used Subtext features to build a fully automated campaign to bring subscribers home organization and cleaning tips. https://t.co/zanrDlxRm2
We’re thrilled to be partnering with @MarketingBrew to power their event communication during The Brief summit today.
Subtext’s VP of Marketing @sarah_schmidt13 will be there and is excited to connect with some of the best in the field!
We’re excited to announce that Subtext has been named to @fastcompany’s list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies in 2023 for our work connecting musicians with their biggest fans via SMS. #FCMostInnovative
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We're thrilled to announce that Subtext is working with @MileyCyrus for the release of her 8th studio album coming in March and her single "Flowers" dropping this week! Sign up to text with Miley: Text 310-388-5120 or https://t.co/uyqGTtqZCe
Record-breaking texts, total subscribers, and click-through rates were only a few of the many highlights from this past year.
But we couldn't have done all this without our AWESOME HOSTS!
Read more about 2022 here: https://t.co/1TUrz4SBPU
2022. What a year! From those who've grown with us, to transfers and first years hosts, we want to say thank you for being a part of the Subtext community. But before we go for winter break and sweatpants become the new norm (again), let's look back on all we've accomplished.
IT'S OPENING DAY!
I'm officially launching an exclusive text chat with @joinsubtext to give you locker room access, interviews, and answer all your questions this season.
Sign up for a 14 day free trial: https://t.co/y1tEnM7thE
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Hurricane Ian left southwestern Florida devastated in its wake. Three Subtext clients leveraged the power of text to help bring updates to those in need. Read more on the blog: https://t.co/HGGh308t75
On the same day of the Newtown shooting in 2012, 23 elementary school students were attacked in China. All of them survived. Why? The weapon was a knife.
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